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Bitcoin Mining Decade Timeline (Charts)

The quick view Below are two clean, reusable charts you can embed or download. Halving timeline (2012–2024): Download PNG · Download CSV Hashrate milestones (2021–2025): Download PNG · Download CSV The fourth halving cut block rewards to 3.125 BTC on April 20, 2024 (block 840,000). Miners also collected a record fee haul on the halving block as users competed for inclusion. In 2025, network…
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February 19, 2018 0Likes
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Tax Issues that Crypto Investors Avoid

Crypto investors don’t set out to make tax mistakes—but fast-moving markets, complex DeFi mechanics, and changing rules make it easy to slip up. Below are the most common tax issues investors try to ignore (and why that’s risky), with practical fixes you can use right now. Nothing here is tax advice for your specific situation; use it as a checklist…
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February 18, 2018 0Likes
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Bitcoin Is More Robust Than Other Currencies — 2025 Engineering & Policy Breakdown

Measured as an engineering system, Bitcoin is unusually robust: the base layer has been online ~99.99% of the time since 2009; issuance is fixed by code (21 million cap with pre-set halvings); and global settlement proceeds without central permission. But robustness isn’t perfection—fees can spike, the network consumes real-world energy, and regulation and volatility remain constraints. What “robustness” means here In this…
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February 17, 2018 0Likes
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Cryptocurrencies are a Great Part of the Current System

Crypto has moved from the fringe to the fabric of finance. Stablecoins are being embedded by card networks and major commerce platforms; spot Bitcoin ETFs live inside brokerage accounts; banks and central banks are piloting tokenized money and assets; and accounting/tax rules now assume crypto is part of reporting. Why “part of the system” now actually means something In 2024–2025, bridges…
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February 16, 2018 0Likes
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A Possibility of Blockchain-Based Social Media

Blockchain social is no longer just a thought experiment. Farcaster anchors identity on Optimism while keeping posts off-chain on “Hubs”; Lens scaled with Momoka and is migrating to Lens Chain; Nostr is a Bitcoin-adjacent, key-pair protocol with Lightning “Zaps”; Bluesky’s AT Protocol goes decentralized without a blockchain. Fees fell with Ethereum’s EIP-4844, and DA layers like Celestia plus storage nets…
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February 15, 2018 0Likes
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The Most Recent Lawsuits Against ICO Compannies

2025’s headline ICO-related actions include the SEC’s May 20 lawsuit against Unicoin over a $100M raise and “rights certificates,” the SEC’s January complaint against Nova Labs tied to Helium’s token distribution model, and the August 8 wrap-up of the SEC’s long-running Ripple case with a $125M penalty. Meanwhile, Terraform’s multibillion-dollar settlement stands, and Terra co-founder Do Kwon just pleaded guilty…
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February 14, 2018 0Likes
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“ICO”, “Blockchain” and “Cryptocurrency” Dictionary: A–Z Guide

This A–Z guide explains today’s most searched crypto and blockchain terms in crisp, practical language. It’s educational, not financial or legal advice. Airdrop A promotional distribution of tokens—often free—to existing users or wallets to kick-start usage or reward early supporters. Commonly used for governance and growth. Asset-Referenced Token (ART) Under the EU’s MiCA rules, an ART is a crypto-asset designed to keep a…
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February 13, 2018 0Likes
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Is there the End to the Crypto’s War on Miners, or Is It Endless ?

The “war on miners” isn’t one battle—it’s a rolling set of economic squeezes (halvings and difficulty), political pushes (energy rules and taxes), and protocol fights (what counts as “spam” in blockspace). Here’s a 2025 reality check on whether peace is coming—or whether conflict is built into crypto’s design. Economics: The April 2024 Bitcoin halving cut issuance to 3.125 BTC/block; fees briefly…
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February 12, 2018 0Likes
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Crypto Portfolio Tracker Was Able to Earn $1.5 Million due to Funding

This practical, numbers-first case study shows how a consumer crypto portfolio-tracker could deploy a fresh funding round and reach roughly $1.5M in annualized revenue—without making heroic assumptions. Along the way we anchor the plan to real fees, compliance rules, and market benchmarks so your projections are defensible. Note: We use a hypothetical tracker (“TrackerCo”) and industry-standard inputs from credible sources. Examples…
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February 11, 2018 0Likes
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Initial Coin Offering and the Investments that Are at Risk Today

ICO investing in 2025 sits at the intersection of tougher regulations, lingering enforcement, and evolving token-sale playbooks. This article explains what changed, which risks matter most today, and how to evaluate offerings before you wire a cent. What changed since the last cycle Europe’s MiCA framework is now live: rules for asset-referenced and e-money tokens began on 30 June 2024, and the…
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February 10, 2018 0Likes
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Sources that Might Help You Avoid Common Trading Mistakes

Most trading errors repeat the same patterns: overconfidence, poor risk controls, bad data, and following hype. The fastest way to improve is to anchor your process to credible, up-to-date sources—and use them before, during, and after every trade. Below is a practical catalog of such sources plus a ready-to-use workflow. Why traders keep repeating the same errors Behavioral finance shows that loss…
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February 9, 2018 0Likes
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A Livestream “Stealing Cryptos” Sensation: How Deepfakes and Drainers

A wave of hijacked or fake livestreams on YouTube and other platforms uses AI deepfakes of public figures and on-screen QR codes or links to funnel viewers to phishing pages. Those pages trigger “wallet drainer” kits that request malicious approvals or signatures and then siphon assets almost instantly. Security firms and media have documented both the livestream tactic and the…
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February 8, 2018 0Likes
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Recent Lawsuits Against ICO Companies

U.S. regulators and private plaintiffs are still bringing cases tied to early token sales and new “ICO-like” offerings. In 2025, the SEC sued Unicoin over an alleged $100M offering and secured a final judgment against Opporty’s founder for an unregistered and misleading ICO. In 2024, a federal court allowed the SEC’s claims about Binance’s BNB ICO and certain post-ICO sales…
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February 7, 2018 0Likes
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Cryptos Go Up while Market Recaps

Bitcoin set a fresh all-time high of about $124k on August 14, 2025, then cooled alongside broader risk assets as traders eye this week’s macro catalysts. Even with the pullback, crypto remains up strongly year-to-date, helped by record spot-ETF adoption and renewed fund inflows. Price snapshot (live) Stock market information for Bitcoin (BTC) Bitcoin is a crypto in the CRYPTO market. The price is…
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February 6, 2018 0Likes
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Should the Regulators Put Crypto on Notice ?

Regulators should put crypto on notice—but with precision, not blanket crackdowns. The case is strongest around stablecoin resilience and reserves, market-abuse controls, truthful marketing, custody and operational risk, and AML/CTF enforcement where global gaps persist. Meanwhile, mainstream adoption via spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs, plus comprehensive regimes like the EU’s MiCA and Dubai’s updated rulebooks, show how clear guardrails can…
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February 5, 2018 0Likes
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